Shlypra Gorge The inhabitants call themselves islanders. And the place is called uninhabited island and Robinson Island. Beautiful beach, secluded. Nature is gorgeous. A unique piece of protected forest, cut off from the outside world! You really get there, like on an island, in a completely different, enclosed space. Connoisseurs of nature, hiking and scenic expanse will find a secluded place for a camp here. For those who are far from living in the field, there is a more comfortable accommodation! Tropical bungalows, ala Thai style. Shlypra is a beach in the gorge of the Musser Reserve, a piece of land cut off from civilization. There are no cities or towns around. Here you can enjoy the sounds of nature and the sound of waves. The forest refreshes the air even on the hottest day. The sea in this place is completely transparent, and there are few people. The journey by sea along the cliffs took 1:35.

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Юлия Муратова

Level 11 Local Expert

A wonderful quiet place where you can relax from the hustle and bustle of the city. Cozy bungalows with everything you need. The bathrooms are constantly being cleaned. Laundry can be done for a small fee. The staff is friendly and helpful. The territory is large and well maintained. The beach is clean and not crowded (in the morning and evening), sun beds are freely available. The food in the restaurant is very tasty. Breakfast conquered me) two weeks flew by like a blink. We will definitely come back again

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Бриз

Level 18 Local Expert

We were on the Roof twice. Once we left the beach, wondering what it was, and where the film Robinson Crusoe with Kuravlev was shot. We were very lucky, we stayed for the whole day. You can actually get there only from the sea. For the second time, 3 adults and 4 children walked along the coastline in 2.5 hours and spent another wonderful day. The cafe is very atmospheric, the food is delicious. The toilets are rustic, clean with toilet paper. In the process of construction, new, comfortable The sea is interesting, there are big stones, fish, crabs ... There is a cave (an unfinished tunnel under the railway from tsarist times), for those who like to tickle their nerves You need to see for yourself to make up your mind But we went back to the local camping site with tents for a few days.

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